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Craftsman-Led "Mikinokuchi" Making and Workshop Tour <Japanese language only>

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What to expect

You will create a "Mikinokuchi," a traditional craft of Nara and a registered Japan Heritage item. During the workshop tour, you can enjoy explanations from skilled craftsmen and explore various kamidana (household altars), sacred items, and shrines.
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Package Details
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Price per Adult/Child :
Adult/Child
USD 24.14
USD 24.14
Total:
Adult/Child
USD 24.14
USD 24.14
Price per Adult/Child :

Overview

Morning, Afternoon
Available Sun, Thu
Without pick-up
Inclusions: Experience fee / Material fees / Samue rental fee / Workshop tour

Schedule

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Start time :
09:30

Check-in at Komeda Shingu Store

[Komeda Shingu Store]
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Explanation (Approx.10 min)
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Start of Experience (Approx. 55~88 min)
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"Mikinokuchi" Making
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■What is a Mikinokuchi?
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Workshop Tour (Approx. 20 min)
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Activity Ends

Transportation add-ons

Not available

Location

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Important activity information

To ensure the best experience, please read the restrictions and requirements before booking.

Important activity information

Restrictions

  • Children in elementary school or younger must be accompanied by a guardian.
  • A maximum of 9 participants can join. For groups of 10 or more, please contact us for arrangements.
  • The activity will be conducted in Japanese.
  • If less than 2 participants are booked, the activity may not operate.

Other requirements

  • Parking is available for 5 vehicles. If you wish to use it, please let us know in advance.

Booking requirements (# of participants, vehicles, hours, etc.)

  • You can book a minimum of 1 and maximum of 9.

Required items to bring & attire

  • You will wear a samue over your clothes. Since you will be sitting cross-legged during the planing experience, we recommend wearing pants.
  • During the workshop tour, wood shavings may be in the air, so please wear clothing that you don't mind getting dirty.
  • For detailed work, please bring reading glasses if you need them.

Additional notes

  • The Mikinokuchi you create can be taken home on the same day, packaged in a bag.
  • Photography is allowed (with some restrictions).

Activity Provider Shimoichi town

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FAQ

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Payment / Cancellation Policy

Payment Methods
  • Credit card payment
Cancellation Policy
  • Any cancellations made between the booking confirmation date to 00:00 local time, 7 business days prior to the activity will be subject to a charge of 15% of the total amount.
  • Any cancellations made between 00:00 local time, 7 business days to 00:00 local time, 1 business days prior to the activity will be subject to a charge of 30% of the total amount.
  • Any cancellations made between 00:00 local time, 1 business days to 23:59 local time, 1 business days prior to the activity will be subject to a charge of 50% of the total amount.
  • Any cancellations made after 23:59 local time, 1 business days prior to the activity will be subject to a charge of 100% of the total amount.
Change Policy
  • Changes to your reservation (such as the date, time, plan, number of participants, etc.) are subject to the same conditions as the cancellation policy, and change fees will apply.
Operation days
  • Everyday

Restrictions
Required items to bring & attire
Other requirements
Additional notes
Booking requirements (# of participants, vehicles, hours, etc.)
Craftsman-Led "Mikinokuchi" Making and Workshop Tour <Japanese language only>
You will create a "Mikinokuchi," a traditional craft of Nara and a registered Japan Heritage item. During the workshop tour, you can enjoy explanations from skilled craftsmen and explore various kamidana (household altars), sacred items, and shrines.